Loading…
Monday, February 10
 

8:30am EST

Pre-Conference - Artificial Intelligence in Scholarship and Research Harborside Ballroom D
 
Tuesday, February 11
 

8:00am EST

Registration & Breakfast Harborside Foyer

9:00am EST

Welcome Harborside Ballroom DE

9:15am EST

The Human Standard: Equal Library Access for All - Opening Keynote Harborside Ballroom DECindy Hohl

10:15am EST

Networking and Coffee Harborside Foyer

10:45am EST

Artificial Intelligence and Transparency: Toward a Framework for Disclosure of AI use in Learning, Research, and Publication Laurel AB Imagining interoperable & usable accessibility metadata Waterview CD

12:00pm EST

NISO Awards Lunch Harborside Ballroom DE

1:30pm EST

The 2025 Content Technology Hype Curve Laurel ABBarry Bealer

2:45pm EST

Coffee Break Harborside Foyer

3:15pm EST

Charting the way upward: Preliminary Findings in AI Services and Adoption in Higher Education Laurel ABJohn Fitzgerald Trust Indicators for Research Integrity: Collaborating to combat mis- and dis-information in the scholarly record Waterview AB

4:30pm EST

Day One Closing Harborside Ballroom DE

6:00pm EST

Evening Networking Event TBA
 
Wednesday, February 12
 

8:00am EST

Breakfast Harborside Ballroom DE

9:00am EST

Metadata, Preservation, and Digital Futures Across Cultural Heritage - Part One Laurel AB

10:15am EST

Coffee Break Harborside Foyer

10:45am EST

Metadata, Preservation, and Digital Futures Across Cultural Heritage - Part Two Laurel AB Facilitating FAIR data with interoperable repository standards for metadata and persistent identifiers Waterview CDAna Van Gulick

12:00pm EST

Lunch Harborside Foyer

1:30pm EST

Evolving Metadata in the Age of AI: Enhancing Digital Archives and User Discoverability Laurel ABRussell Michalak

2:45pm EST

Coffee Break Harborside Foyer

3:15pm EST

Miles Conrad Lecture - Dr. Timnit Gebru Harborside Ballroom DETimnit Gebru

4:15pm EST

Conference Closing Harborside Ballroom DE
 
Share Modal

Share this link via

Or copy link